New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
PHILoSoPHIC DR. McGLYNN,
PLEASANT CHAT AT THE AsroR HOUSE.
WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT HIS OWN CASE AND OTHER
TOPICS AFFECTING CATHOLICS


Since his return from the West Dr. McGlynn has
made his headquarters at the Aston House. He was
seen there yesterday by TRIBUNE rporter. alto
gether am quite WE'LL" said he. "My heart still
troubles little now and then The doctor tells
me, however that with reasonable care 1t VIII last
me twenty years longer"
'Tho Catholic HcraIi" trouble was brought up,
and DR.. McGlynn was asked what he thought the
result Of II would be- "BishOp Mcintyre and most
OF the people Of Prince Edwards Island" he replied,
are OF Scotch extraction. Some OF them still speak
the Gaelic. They are canish, OF course and no
doubt viii be Influenced largely by what their bishop
says What punishment will be inflicted upon the
paper by the authorities here? That / can hardly
tell, but as Catholic and one that has the true
interests Of the church at heart l should counsel
were my advice sought in the matter-grcat modera-
ton In innictlng cen-urcs and condemnations When
too freely used. they rapidly to be considered
Of much weight They lose their efficacy, so to
even threats of them" he added with significant
doctor what about your own casel What Is
to be your fGturcl 7" was asked
His eyes twinhlcd again. You recall my old
i = Is sa5 ,ss others isr them .
bishop. Corisans own statement: was sus-
pended for SSGns views n regSd to the
teachings Of the church IL had IctIacted these
Hs% Ssos to ut Ms ho oTp wS snond have
tcmned these land theories, and have assurances
from the best authorities IN Rome that they have
not even been passed upon. II would seem then.
thal he alleged cause Of my removal had really no
lie added that he was in the dark what stops
would be taken in Y to HIN By the Holy see
bearer Of any message TO him. Speaking about the
baltimore prelate brought up the Rights Of Labor.
ter" he remarked. Many seem TO think that tho
Knights wish to be blessed. Such Is not the case.
They asked Simply TO be let alone. No. not
surprised to sec the position taken by Cardinal
man In his position understands that the drift OF
the times is toward democracy and that the church
must recognize this democratic spirit If she Il TO
gospel Of the Kingdom Of Peace, Sshich il after all
her raison dctrc The spiritual wcfaIc OF men IL
the end OF her existence and ecclesiastical authority
n figure, they but the scaHoldng for the erection
of the spiritual edfice, and in the eternal Kingdom
ing Will disappear. but love viii endure forever
Dr. McGlynn will lecture tonight In Brooklyn, and
in Chckering Hall on Sunday night before The Anti
Poverty Society. He will spcak In Philadelphia on
May .. Ncw-IIaven May 6. Boston May :. and then
return TO take part in the discussion OF paper
which Ex-Governor Hoady. Of Ohio Will read before
the doctor will start another tour Of the West.
dis atch from Rome was printed In the after
stating that the doctors had been decided
against him. He had heard nothing about IL, how
1t was learned last evening that boycott had
been declared by tho newsdealers against Tho Tab
try, which has been especially oppressed to Dr. Nc
Gynn. Last Sunday. it is said. all the subscribers
of the pal'er In this city received In place Of the
PAPER copy OF "The Catholic Herald" with the cdi.
torial on the Archblshops letter OF warning marked
with pencil. They were also informed by tho
dealers that they had "Tablcts and "The Herald
arc in eymvathv vita Or. NcClynn and this j. the
reason given for the boycott.